Big Bad Bosses

For any video gaming fans wondering why the heroes get all of the popularity and glory, Big Bad Bosses may be the comedy parody supergroup to fulfill the villain sympathy. The self-described gaming villain boy music group released their debut record, Power Frustrating (TOVG Information), in Dec 2015, preceded by big-boasting one “I’m the Employer.” The well-known bosses who had taken the time from their villainous time careers are Sephy (Sephiroth from Last Illusion VII, performed by Nate Clear), Big Bow (Bowser in the Mario world, performed by Jirard Khalil), Ronik (Dr. Robotnik in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, performed by Alex Faciane), and G-Ca$h (Ganondorf from Zelda, performed by Satchel Drakes). The group is normally influenced with the style of past due ’90s boy rings like *Nsync and Backstreet Children, aswell as early-aughts hip-hop comparable to the No Limit and Poor Boy sound. As the voices are given by prominent YouTube gaming personalities, the music and lyrics had been compiled by Jake Kaufman (Increase Dragon Neon, Contra 4, Shovel Knight) and made by Jacque Khalil. Also showing up over the debut are Offer Kirkhope (Goldeneye 64, Banjo-Kazooie), who drops a difficult rap verse over the Run-DMC-esque “Bears and Wild birds,” and on the web gaming composer Dale North. A slew of YouTubers from the web gaming community also added to your time and effort. Comedic personal references and genre spoofing abound, creating a sly sort of fun that Cloud Strife, Mario, Sonic, and Hyperlink might be as well busy to supply.